Fort St. John
119 Avenue (Bypass Road) behind the Northern Lights College
Three interconnecting paths offer nearly 5 kms of walking trails for people of all abilities. Look for the forest interpretive signs as you walk the trails.
Fort St. John
Drop by throughout the winter to catch a game at the 8-sheet curling rink.
This well-travelled trail is a local favourite. With its panoramic views of the Peace River, this trail offers 20-35 kms (one way) of amazing landscapes. Note: one wooden gate must be opened on the trail; be sure to close it behind you. Directions: Highway 97 south to Taylor, cross the bridge, third left (large dirt road) and follow for several kms to a large gravel pit on left. Park and continue on quads.
Fort St. John
Kin Park has something for everyone including a dirt park for jumping bikes, senior fastball and softball diamonds, a playground, tennis courts, and fire pits. Try out the new “green” outdoor gym next to the paved walking trail.
Taylor
Participaction Trail: A 3.5 km trail circles around the golf course, making for an enjoyable walk.
Access for this trail is at the rest area on the Alaska Highway. It is a great family-level trail.
Download or view an informative map of all the Mountain Bike Trails in the area - Courtesy of Ferris Fast Cycles
For a hard copy of this map, please visit the City of Fort St. John Visitor Centre (9324 - 96 Street)
ATV and Snowmobile clubs in the area use a system of trails located in and around the region. Many trails cross private land with livestock, so please ride respectfully.
For a hardcopy of this trail map please visit the City of Fort St. John Visitor Centre.
This trail is a two hour drive north of Fort St. John; watch for the signs just past the Buckinghorse Service Station on the Alaska Highway. It is very scenic and there are private cabins along the way that may be rented. As well, the club has an open cabin near Redfern Lake. This trail is for experienced riders only and outdoor survival skills are highly recommended.
Fort St. John
There are two skateparks in Fort St. John. The first one is located in the heart of Centennial park on 100 Street and the second, Rotary Skatepark , opened in 2013 and is located at the corner of 93 Street and 93 Avenue.
The parks are open seasonally from dawn to dusk and are closed when wet, snowy or icy.
